THE TOWN-CRIER

July 9 – July 15, 2004

LEAD NEWS

• Water Lines Drawn; Lawsuits Threatened

• Callery-Judge & Florida Crystals Actively Courting Scripps Project

• RPB Council Heaps Praise On Those Who Fought Wildfire

NEWS

• Preliminary Budget Plan Leaves Wellington Tax Rate Unchanged

• PZA Board OKs Two Equestrian Projects

• GL Homes Gets OK To Build On Land Behind Cemetery In Royal Palm

• Wellington Zoners Approve New Rules For Temporary Tents

• Avocado Speed Bumps: One Man’s Crusade To Make His Road Safer

• Stabbing At WPB Nightclub Claims Life Of Royal Palm Beach Teen

• Horse Council Seeks Wellington Site For A Hurricane Awareness Seminar

• A New Face At St. Therese Church

• FIU Provost Lecture Series Continues July 20

• Refuge Angling For Fishing Pier

• NEWS BRIEFS…

SCHOOLS

• School Officials Visit With Chamber

• RPBHS Project Grad Meeting

• Palm Beach Central Teacher Among Graduates Of Food Service Institute

• School Supply Drive Benefits Children’s Home Society

FEATURES

• Businesses Hanging On As Publix Retrofit Moves Forward

• Local Course Teaches Methods For Overcoming Dyslexia

• Automated Postal Centers Make Mailing Quicker And Easier

• New Dining Concept Coming Your Way July 17 From Wild Orchids

• Tai Chi At Ladies Workout Express

• Dr. Sam Sadati Wins Another Gold Medal

• Wellington Man To Lead Florida Pharmacy Group

• Small Business Workshops Include One In RPB•

• One-Man Show At Kravis

• Bronson Announces Return Of Consumer Protection Program•

• The Ten Worst Credit Card Mistakes

• A Unique One-Stop Travel Health Service

• AROUND TOWN…

SPORTS

• Record 403 Young Anglers Take Part In RWB Fishing Tourney

• Acreage Pines Students Soar At State Track Meet

• Dover Sweeps All Four Olympic Dressage Trials

• Strong Showing At Nationals For Atlantic Coast

• Royal Palm Bassmasters

• RPB Recreation Programs

• SPORTS SHORTS…

OPINION

• OUR OPINION: A New PBCC Campus? Wellington Is The Place To Look

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR…